Ryan Walters, author of Apollo 1: The Tragedy that Put Us on the Moon.  In this new age of space travel, what is required to be an astronaut? 

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Jodie Bechard is a lifelong resident of Bristol CT and full time real estate and business broker. She resides in town with her two teenage children and is involved in the community outreaches and opposition of Covanta’s plan to burn medical waste at the Bristol incinerator. Mike Ewall is the founder and director of the Energy Justice Network, a national non-profit supporting communities against dirty energy and waste facilities, notably waste incinerators. Re: Discussing Covanta trash to energy plant in Bristol looking for new permits to allow them to burn medical waste. 

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Jen Pace, President of the Connecticut Brain Tumor Alliance (CTBTA). Today is Glioblastoma Awareness Day. The most common form of primary brain cancer as well as one of the most aggressive.

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Ken Gosselin, Courant reporter. Re: Passengers on Metro-North increasing as pandemic wanes, but the future of New Haven Line is at a crossroads. Will Metro North survive. 

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Michael Freimuth, CRDA Executive Director XL Center, long known for live entertainment, could become home to an esports venue.

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Steve Weber, who is VP of business development and project manager for Covanta. Covanta told Greater Bristol homeowners last Wednesday night that burning medical waste at its trash-to-energy plant won’t create new air pollution.

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Greg Dimarzio. V.P and Portfolio manager with  Rockland Trust. Talk markets after huge losses on Monday. Does the Delta Variant of COVID have and role in the latest market volatility?

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Thomas Worthley, a forestry professor with the UConn Extension service.  Estimated that the death toll for Connecticut trees in recent years numbers in the millions, while “tens of thousands” pose a threat to infrastructure like utility lines and roads. 

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Shawn McFarland- Sports Reporter with The Courant. Connecticut high school athletes not likely to be cashing checks from name, image, likeness deals anytime soon. 

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Tom Condon, writes about urban and regional issues for the Mirror. Getting back to the river: A tale of two Connecticut cities

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